This beautifully curated exhibition at Compton Verney Museum and Art Gallery chronicles the collaborations and significant relationships, personal and professional, between Eric Ravilious (1903 – 1942) and various other artist-designers: friends, mentors, wives, lovers. The group included Paul Nash, John Nash, Enid Marx, Barnett Freedman, Eileen ‘Tirzah’ Garwood, Thomas…
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I have some ‘Everyman’ books with similar cover designs, and I adore The Titfield Thunderbolt! I watch it every time it is on TV. 🙂
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Oh yes – I bought a greeting card of The Titfield Thunderbolt in Brighton just before I moved to the Island. I decide to send it to a friend for their birthday but always pull it back each time and send another! I must frame it to avoid this.
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My mother would love, LOVE to see this exhibit. Well, if I win the lottery right away, I’ll take her there. And we’ll insist on lunch with you, dah-ling!
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I’d be angry if you didn’t!
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